The Other Guys is 2010 action/comedy film written by Chris Henchy and directed by Adam McKay.
Allen falls back into his Gator days and scares Sheila that his past might be...
Allen gives Sheila a hard time when she's actually looks pretty cute.
Highsmith comments shortly after he drives his car directly into a bus.
Allen attempts to talk David's lawyer off the ledge.
Terry tells Allen that he can't feel bad for being a pimp.
Captain Gene Mauch tells the guys that he works two jobs and has a bi-sexual ...
Terry tries to ask Allen if he's anxious and excited about their investigation.
Sheila's mom relays a message to Allen because they can't see each other at t...
Allen misunderstands Terry and thinks he wanted to do bad cop, bad cop and he...
Roger tells Terry and Allen what his 3 loves in the world are.
Terry doesn't understand how Allen gets super hot chicks to like him.
Terry makes fun of Allen for being a nerd.
Allen tries to tell Terry that he thinks he's a tough guy.
Captain Gene Mauch breaks up a spat in the office.
Highsmith gives a piece of his mind to Allen who talks out of turn.
Sheila's mom relays a dirty message to Allen who can't go into the house.
Allen tells Sheila that her dinner tastes like shit.
Terry busts into Francine's ballet studio and accuses her of cheating on him.
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